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Season of coalition The Sarasota Opera consolidates its recent changes and hopes to continue to expand
2000
Overview
Artistic Director Victor DeRenzi, in his 18th season in Sarasota, is now running the company with new Executive Director Susan Danis, who was hired last spring to replace the retiring Deane Allyn. The obvious friction that existed between DeRenzi and Allyn has been replaced by a mutually supportive attitude. The season opens with the first Sarasota production of a Richard Wagner opera, \"The Flying Dutchman,\" which will be followed by Gioacchino Rossini's \"The Barber of Seville,\" Georges Bizet's \"The Pearl Fishers\" and another rarely performed opera by Giuseppi Verdi, \"Alzira.\" \"The Flying Dutchman\" is the first of Wagner's well-known operas \"and was written early in his career, so the orchestra is not as big as in some of his later works, which we cannot do because of the size of our orchestra pit,\" DeRenzi said. Wagner's most famous operas require as many as 100 musicians \"and we don't do operas with reduced orchestrations,\" he said.
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Halifax Media Group
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